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7/21/24
Attendees:
Louis Fleisher (RIT Student)
Oscar Gigon (RIT Student)
Braxton L. Crandall (RIT Student)
Jonathan Godfrey (RIT Student)
Guatham
Jaden Solomon (RIT Student)
Jonathan Godfrey (RIT Student)
Mary Dertinger (RIT Student)
Richard Sommers (RIT Student)
Victoria Prendergast (RIT Student)
Stephen Zelazny-Medina (RIT Student)
THANKS AARON
THANKS MARY
Updates:
Requirements:
Must be able to communicate and receive telemetry over Ethernet
Should be able to receive audio input for radio applications
Should be able to output audio for monitoring radio
Should be able to support HAM radio related applications on Windows
Must have an integrated screen that is visible in outdoor conditions
Should have a passive HDMI switcher that can reliably switch between display inputs
Must be able to have the the computers, cooling system and critical support equipment powered over USB-C PD
Should support USB-C PD output for other devices
Should allow other computers to remotely connect to the ground station computer(s)
Must have a filtered cooling solution to sufficiently support cooling hardware (TBD)
Must support (TBD)x USB output ports for each computer
Should support a various amount of I/O ports (TBD on types and count)
R/F
Must have a storage compartment big enough to hold ground station equipment (TBD volume)
Should have properly mounted, integrated radio I/O (TBD)
Must not use RP-SMA!!!!!!!!!!!!
Must standardize using BNC RF connector
Must have hardware robust to human error (TBD)
Should not buy shitty network switches (TBD) (re-word)
Must have network switches support 1 Gigabit (TBD)